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Thursday, 13 November 2008

Book is Shipping

Posted on 12:35 by Unknown
If you pre-ordered our iPhone book from Amazon, you should receive a shipment notification in the next day or two, if you haven't already. They still have two in stock after filling pre-orders.
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